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Recreation & Parks
www.perinton.org
2022
Registration Begins Spring
Programs
Monday, March 28
Town Supervisor’s
Message Page 3
James E. Smith Center
JAMES E. SMITH CENTER Mon.-Fri. 6:00 AM-9:00 PM Office: 223-5050 • Fax: 223-4045
Located at Sat. 7:00 AM-7:00 PM Taped Info: 425-1170
1350 Turk Hill Road Sun. 9:00 AM-6:00 PM
THE INDOOR TRACK ROOMS AND GYM FOR RENT
The Indoor Track is available to residents at no charge and non-residents for $1. An ideal location for family parties, birthday parties, showers, reunions, business
Simply sign in daily at the window by the track and please wear rubber soled meetings or informational seminars. We also offer group rate discounts for
shoes. The gymnasium and track are climate controlled for your comfort. The swim parties tied to room rentals. For information, contact Jeff Ackerman at
inside lane (1/17th mile) is for walkers and the outside lane (1/16th mile) is 223-5050 or jackerman@perinton.org.
for runners. GYM DROP-IN PROGRAMS
THE FITNESS/WELLNESS CENTER Drop-In Programs are available for all ages. Admission is $4.25 per person with
The Fitness/Wellness Center offers a fully equipped Cardio-Fitness Lobby and proof of residency. Admission for non-residents is $5.50. All participants
Strength-Resistance Room for participants at least 14 years old. must show ID every time. 10X stamp passes are available to residents
($37.00) and non-residents ($50.00). For RESIDENTS, 14 years and over:
THE AQUATIC CENTER Show your active monthly or 20 Visit Fitness Pass and get $1.00 off your daily
The Aquatic Center features a 25 yard lap pool, leisure pool and whirlpool. The drop-in fee or half off your purchase of a new stamp pass. All participants
facility is totally enclosed for year-round use. must still sign in at the registration desk for basketball/volleyball/
DROP-IN FITNESS CLASSES pickleball/table tennis and/or fitness/aquatic area(s).
Drop-In Fitness is offered for $7.00 per class. Non-resident rate is $8.00 per PERSONAL TRAINING/WELLNESS COACHING
class. Check out our adult and teen fitness classes inside this brochure. Group Personal training and wellness coaching will help you achieve your fitness goals.
cycling classes are $8.00 for residents and $9.00 for non-residents. Only the $38 per hour, or purchase 6 visits for the price of 5. Call for an appointment
classes on the Fitness pages are eligible for drop-in rates. with one of our Certified Personal Trainers or Certified Health Coach.
PASS FEES
Upon purchase or renewal of your pass, you will be issued a photo ID card to be
DAILY FAMILY PASS FOR AQUATICS
used as your pass. Under this procedure, a separate pass will be required for (Perinton Residents)
each pass holder. LOST PASS REPLACEMENT FEE - $10. 2 Adults, 2 Children = $16, $2 each additional child
RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Child* Youth Adult Senior College Active Child* Youth Adult Senior
(13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+) Student Military (13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+)
Daily $3.50 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 $5.00 $6.00 $9.00 $6.00
Monthly $26.00 $32.00 $48.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00 $33.00 $39.00 $59.00 $39.00
20 Visit $38.00 $45.00 $68.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $66.00 $90.00 $135.00 $90.00
6 Month $127.00 $156.00 $245.00 $156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $158.00 $196.00 $300.00 $196.00
12 Month $226.00 $281.00 $440.00 $281.00 $281.00 $281.00 $285.00 $352.00 $538.00 $352.00
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Pickleball Pickleball
Ages 18+ Ages 18+
6:00-8:00 AM 6:00-8:00 AM
Basketball Beginner Basketball Beginner Basketball
Ages 18+ Pickleball Ages 18+ Pickleball Ages 18+
11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM 11:30 AM-1:15 PM
Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball Pickleball
1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM 1:30-3:15 PM
Basketball Basketball Basketball
Ages 30+ Ages 30+ Ages 18+
8:15-9:45 PM 8:15-9:45 PM 8:15-9:45 PM
Schedule subject to change. View website for current schedule.
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Town Supervisor’s
Ciaran Hanna
Supervisor
Message to the Community
I have always known that this town is a very special and caring community. You have always and household items from the community donations available at the storefront in Perinton
stepped up to help when people need it the most. It is one of the reasons I love living here Square. Once settled, the residents received the balance of the Pines Fund to “fill the holes”
and it is one of the reasons I am so proud to be your Supervisor. of belongings lost in the fire. It was a wonderful collaborative effort that included town staff, a
host of volunteers, various community organizations and our generous residents that allowed
This has never been more clear than this winter with the response to the Pines of Perinton fire. us to help these families put their lives back together after such a devastating event.
On the morning of Jan. 25, 75 residents of our town, many of whom had just lost everything I would be remiss if I did not recognize all of our local volunteer firefighters who responded
they owned in a fire, were welcomed at the Perinton Community Center. Our Town staff, along to the fire at 3:30 a.m. on Jan. 25. Thanks in large part to them everyone was able to get out
with staff members from the Fairport Central School District worked to make the residents of the building unharmed.
comfortable and address their immediate needs as Red Cross and Monroe County personnel
went to work finding temporary housing for those who were displaced. Our Town Recreation Lastly … a very special thanks to our Community Services Coordinator Heather Moffitt. Heather
Department set up activities for the children and provided a place for the adults to grab a cup did a remarkable job coordinating all aspects of this effort. She was on the phone daily with
of coffee and something to eat while they spoke with the Red Cross about next steps. residents, volunteers, different organizations and anyone who may have had a question. She
worked the storefront and helped people move. She dealt with everyone with patience and
As word of the fire spread, our community responded in such a big way. Donations of food, compassion - she epitomized what this community is all about – thank you Heather.
clothing, toiletries, and other items began to pour in. Local restaurants donated hot meals and
churches, community organizations and businesses offered volunteer support. Our Perinton I am certain that I have inadvertently omitted many that also contributed in some way – for
family was there to help. As we transported the last family to their hotel that evening, the day’s that, I apologize. But it further emphasizes overwhelming community response to this event.
chaos may have settled down, but there was much to be done to help them get re-established A heartfelt thanks to all who helped out. You have shown what Perinton is all about!
and settled in.
Sincerely,
The first thing that had to be done was to make sure the residents placed in hotels had meals
and transportation for the schoolchildren. The School District was able to get the transportation Ciaran Hanna
worked out and volunteers from Learning Links, Church of the Assumption and Barakah
Muslim Charity stepped up and provided meal deliveries several times per day to all residents
at each of the hotels.
The Town set up a trust account for the Pines of Perinton Fund in order to collect donations to
help those who were affected by the fire. We also reached out to Perinton Square Mall owner
John DiMarco, who generously provided an available storefront and storage area. This enabled
us, with the help of Making Spirits Bright charity organization, to consolidate and set up a
distribution center for all of the donated items from the community.
As the Pines staff worked to re-locate individuals and families within the complex, our staff
coordinated and carried out each move. Furniture and housewares donated by Saint’s Place
and Echo Ministries were picked up and delivered by our Parks Department. New bedding,
small appliances and electronics were purchased (with donations to the Pines Fund) and
delivered by town staff. The Perinton Food Shelf was notified of each move and delivered
food to re-stock pantries. And finally, newly settled residents were able to replace clothing More photos on page 9.
Table of Contents When you see this sign in
your neighborhood, it means
James E. Smith Center Info.......................................................................3 the property is scheduled to be
Special Events........................................................................................ 12 reviewed by the Town’s Planning
Board, Zoning Board of Appeals
Parks Programs...................................................................................... 12 or even Town Board.
WebTrac Info.......................................................................................... 13
Summer Camp....................................................................................... 14 Depending on the scope of
work, some projects require
Youth Camps.......................................................................................... 16 Board approval before work may
Skill Development Camps...................................................................... 18 begin, which triggers a public
Preschool............................................................................................... 19 hearing on the proposal. These
Youth and Teen...................................................................................... 23 signs are one of the ways the Town notifies residents of the hearing.
Youth and Teen Arts & Crafts and Cooking.............................................. 28 If you see this sign and you would like to know what is being considered for
Golf........................................................................................................ 29 the property, go to perinton.org and click on Properties Under Review on the
Home Page to see the plans and project description.
Aquatics................................................................................................. 30
Fitness.................................................................................................... 38
Adult...................................................................................................... 41 Town Hall Closings: PCC Closings:
Adult Arts & Crafts and Cooking............................................................. 45 April 15: Good Friday April 17: Easter
55+ Prime Time Programs..................................................................... 47 May 31: Memorial Day May 31: Memorial Day
June 20: Juneteenth July 4: Independence Day
General Information.............................................................................. 52
July 4: Independence Day Sept. 5: Labor Day
Refund Policy/Drop Off Policy................................................................ 54
Sept. 5: Labor Day Dec. 25: Christmas
Registration Information ....................................................................... 54
Registration Form.................................................................................. 55 Recreation and Parks Content Starts Page 14
Registration Begins: Monday, March 28, 20223
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Town of Perinton Living The Values
Phone: (585) 223-0770 • Fax: (585) 223-3629 The Town’s employee recognition program, “Living the Values,” is a way to recognize our employees who
Recorded information: (585) 425-1170 provide superior public service and display our Town Values of integrity, community, respect, customer
service, and stewardship.
DPW Service Center: (585) 223-5115
For the fourth quarter of 2021, Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna and Town Board Members David Belaskas,
After Hours Emergency: (585) 425-7380
Seana Sartori, Meredith Stockman-Broadbent and Alex Winner recognized Parks Foreman Dillon Dayton for
Website: www.perinton.org outstanding dedication.
Facebook: Town of Perinton, NY Dillon has provided exemplary service to the Parks Department employees and the daily operations.
Twitter: @TPerinton Dillon’s greatest asset is his supervisory skills and the way he manages the Parks staff. He treats each member
Instagram: townofperinton of the crew with dignity and respect, capitalizing on their strengths while developing their skills further.
Dillon ensures staff members feel valued and consistently give their best efforts to the Parks operations.
Thomas A. Klonick
Town Justice Dillon has shown tremendous dedication to the Town and we are proud to recognize his tireless devotion,
exceptional customer service, and teamwork approach. His work within our Town Parks is second to none,
Charles Steinman
and we’re grateful for his outstanding service to our community. We appreciate all he does to ensure our
Town Justice
residents have the highest quality parks and trails in Monroe County.
Wayne Pickering, IAO
Town Assessor
Joseph LaFay
Congratulations Dillon!
Town Attorney
Robert J. Kozarits
Town Engineer
Bill Poray
Town Historian
Jason R. Kennedy
DPW Commissioner
Jeff Nutting
Commissioner of Recreation and Parks
Board Meetings
Town Board
2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Town Board Member David Belaskas (left) and Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna (right) recognizing
Planning Board Dillon Dayton for outstanding dedication.
3rd Wednesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m.
Perinton Alert Services
System (PASS)
Conservation Board
Tuesdays before the 1st and 3rd
Wednesday of each month
at 7:30 p.m. The Town of Perinton urges residents to sign up for our Perinton Alert Services System (PASS). This free
service will either text or email alerts or send alerts to you through Social Media. Residents can receive
Zoning Board of Appeals messages about everything from scheduling and deadlines to emergencies in the area. Residents can also
4th Monday of every month choose to receive all Town alerts or only ones from specific departments.
at 7:30 p.m. Go to the home page at Perinton.org and click on the PASS icon at the top of the home page or the PASS
Updated state guidelines allow for the public in board section lower on the home page to sign up for the alerts you would like to receive. The system allows you
meetings, but seating is extremely limited due to social to opt out whenever you like.
distancing. Thus, all meetings are also offered virtually
through StafLeaf. For more information, please go to The Town strives to not overload you with alerts so only important messages will be sent out and only at
perinton.org. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. appropriate times – unless the emergency is vitally important and time sensitive.
PASS is designed to help improve communication between the town and its residents. More than 8,000
residents have signed up already. So sign up to get alerts about your town and PASS it on to neighbors.
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Building & Codes
Tips for Choosing a Contractor
With spring right around the corner, the building season is about to kick off. Check Reviews and References
If you have been spending the winter months planning a home improvement Contact any available references and do an internet search for any reviews. You
project, you might be ready to start searching for a contractor to make your visions can also check out the Better Contractors Bureau and the NYS Attorney General’s
come to life. Choosing the right contractor can sometimes be unnerving. Here are websites for any complaints that may have been filed.
some tips and considerations that may help you with your search:
Make Plans and Get Multiple Bids
Get Recommendations Once you have a short list of potential contractors, ask for a detailed quote
Word-of-mouth advertising is one of the most important means for contractors with a breakdown of material and labor costs. Some projects may require the use
to build their business. Check with friends, family and neighbors that may have of a design professional to create a set of plans or blueprints for your project.
had a similar project completed in the past. Many contractors routinely handle Depending on your project, you may seek out the designs first and then have the
large, multi-faceted projects while others focus on a particular specialty. Focus project bid, or the contractor may offer the design services.
your search on contractors with a track record of successful projects similar to Get it in Writing
yours. Draw up a contract that includes every step of the project including payment
schedule, proof of insurance, start and completion dates, materials to be used
Do a Phone Interview
and who is responsible for the building permit and inspections. If there are
Once you have identified a few contractors, make a quick call to go through a
changes during the project, make sure to get the change order and added costs
few questions such as:
in writing as well.
• Would they be interested in the project?
Once your project is finished and the final inspection is complete, the Town
• Can they complete the project during your expected timeframe? will issue a certificate of compliance or occupancy indicating the project meets
• Do they perform all of the work or use subcontractors? all applicable codes. It is recommended that you do not make final payment until
you have received your certificate. The Town will maintain your permit records for
• Can they provide references? the entire life of your property.
Meet Face to Face Whether it’s a new shed, deck, fence, finished basement or any other project
Have your prospective contractors visit your home and share your vision with you can dream up, the Perinton Building & Codes Department is available to help
them. Take note of their communication style and be sure to ask questions. you throughout every phase of the project.
Registration Begins: Monday, March 28, 20225
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Alexandra Winner
Town Council
The History Behind
Spring Lake Park
Bill Poray, Perinton Town Historian
Tucked into a secluded valley in the northwest corner of Perinton is a Prior to an increased awareness of pollution concerns in the early
peaceful sanctuary known as Spring Lake Park. The land was gifted to the 1960s, Irondequoit Creek was polluted, and often carried an unpleasant
town by Rochester Gas & Electric for the token sum of one dollar in 1961, odor. The establishment of the Monroe County Pure Waters Agency
with the stipulation that the property be used as a park. in 1967 was instrumental in driving significant improvements in the
A large number of mills were located along Irondequoit Creek in the restoration of the area’s water resources, including Irondequoit Creek.
19th century, in both Perinton and Penfield. One such mill, operated Sanitary sewer systems became the norm, and dumping of waste of all
by Andrew Lincoln, was located immediately north of the Linden Road kinds into waterways was greatly reduced.
bridge. A dam harnessed the power of the creek, and created a small The improvements in water quality helped to make Spring Lake Park a
lake, identified on our early maps as Spring Lake. It was a popular spot reality. Perinton installed rest rooms, playground equipment, grills, and
for nearby residents, who fished and swam in the peaceful waters. That picnic tables. Baseball diamonds were built and parking areas created.
all changed in the spring of 1916, when the former mill’s dam broke, Eight years after the initial transaction to acquire the property, a ribbon-
releasing the waters of Spring Lake northward along Irondequoit Creek, cutting ceremony commemorated the dedication of Spring Lake Park on
and flooding properties in the lowlands of Penfield. Because the mills October 18, 1969. The popular park has served Perinton residents for well
were a thing of the past, the dam was not rebuilt. The lake soon became over half a century.
just a memory.
The mill dam, which for decades captured water from Irondequoit Creek, creating Spring Lake. The view is to the south. In the upper portion of the photo,
Whitney Road is visible, with roughly the same upward curve as today.
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A view looking north at the Lincoln Mill, adjacent to an earlier generation
of the Linden Road bridge. The mill was destroyed by fire in 1921, and
the bridge was replaced in 1922, after only 25 years in service. A portion of a 1902 map, with Spring Lake in the center. The village of
Despatch, renamed East Rochester in 1906, is to the left. On the right is
northwest Perinton.
Perinton Electronics Recycling
Program Returns this Spring
After a brief pause during the winter weather months, our Electronics 3. Payment: Computers, printers, keyboards, mice, phones, and other
Recycling Program will return this Spring. Beginning in April, we will offer electronics will be accepted free of charge; however, fees will apply
monthly Electronics Recycling by appointment. Residents will be able to for CRT TVs and CRT computer monitors (Credit/Debit/Cash accepted;
drive-thru at Perinton Public Works and staff will remove the recyclable a $1.75 processing fee will apply for card payments).
material from the vehicle.
4. Recycle: The Town partners with a local company EWaste+ to
How the Town of Perinton Electronics Recycling Process Works: properly recycle all items.
1. Schedule an Appointment: Visit www.perinton.org and click “Book Electronics recycling includes everything from small devices such as cell
an Appointment” on the Electronics Recycling Program webpage. phones and digital cameras to large devices such as TVs and computers. If
2. Drive-Thru Collection: Please arrive at the time of your appointment you are looking for a full list of recyclable electronics visit our Electronics
with your electronics in the trunk of your vehicle. You will not need Recycling page on www.perinton.org.
to exit your vehicle; items will be collected by staff.
Registration Begins: Monday, March 28, 20227
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Nutting named Commissioner
of Recreation & Parks
Jeff Nutting was named Commissioner of Recreation and Parks for the Town He has led the Recreation Department through all this while navigating the
of Perinton at the Town Board meeting on Jan. 26. many obstacles caused by COVID-19.
Nutting replaces Jeff Myers, who will retire in the summer. Myers will stay on “My greatest accomplishment over these almost 25 years is to aide my team
to help Nutting with the transition and to lay the ground work for future capital members in their skill development, and then see them awarded and recognized
projects. for their accomplishments,” Myers said. “Jeff Nutting is the perfect example of
Nutting has been the Recreation Director in Perinton since 2018. He first this. His ability to absorb more knowledge and responsibility over the 15 years
started in the Rec & Parks Department in 2007 as an intern and was brought on that we have had him makes his transition in the Commissioner role that much
full-time in 2008. He was made Assistant Recreation Director in 2014. easier. I truly feel I am leaving this department in great hands.”
“With Jeff Myers’ pending retirement, I can’t be happier that we have someone Myers has been a dedicated employee to the Town since 1997 and has been
of Jeff Nutting’s caliber to take his place,” Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna said. Commissioner of Rec & Parks for the past 12 years. Some of his various jobs
“Our Rec & Parks Department is among the finest in the state. It is very important during his time in Perinton include:
to the residents in many ways and I am confident that Jeff Nutting can lead us into • Evening management of the newly opened Perinton Community Center.
the future in a positive, fun way.”
• Development of the part-time building manager and maintenance positions,
Nutting has been the cornerstone of the department not only for the including job descriptions, training, scheduling and oversight.
employees, but with the residents as well. Some of his many responsibilities
• Coordination and supervision of all adult and youth sports leagues, tournaments
through the years include:
and skill development camps.
• Supervision of Detours after-school program and Teen Center programming.
• Community Center room and gymnasium rental coordination.
• Supervision of the Summer Playground Program.
• Assisted with development and preparation for the addition of the Aquatics
• Planning and implementation of the Mighty Machine Mania special event. Center, including potential programming, management and procedures.
• Community Center and gymnasium rental coordination. • Overall management of the Community/Aquatics Center.
• Planning, coordination and implementation of the Center Stage Concert Series. • Staff development and advancement.
• Established partnership with the Genesee Valley Physical Therapy. “Jeff’s institutional knowledge has been a guiding force in our Recreation &
• Developed department’s sponsorship program. Parks Department and he will be missed,” Hanna said. “We thank him for his
leadership and respect for the staff, department and residents of Perinton.”
• Overall management of the Community/Aquatic center.
Jeff Nutting,
Commissioner of
Recreation & Parks
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More Photos from Pines of Perinton Fire
Town Supervisor’s Message (page 3)
The Perinton Community Center will Join us to learn more about part-
host a free job fair on Wednesday, time and seasonal job opportunities
March 16, for anyone 14 and older. with Perinton Recreation & Parks. We
are looking for team members in
There will be a virtual session from aquatics, parks, summer day camp
11am-noon and an in-person session and youth programming.
(Room 204C) from 4-5pm.
You can register on WebTrac
Code #162844, but walk-ins are
welcome. Come be part of the
Perinton Rec & Parks team!
Registration Begins: Monday, March 28, 20229
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What you should know
about Lawn Fertilizer
Stormwater runoff from yards where fertilizers have been misapplied, DID YOU KNOW?
either by using too much or spreading it onto sidewalks or driveways, will
often contribute to unsightly algae blooms in neighborhood stormwater • The storm drains located on your street or in your back yard often
ponds. This frequently results in obnoxious odors when the algae dies discharge to stormwater management ponds, but some empty
off and decays. Eventually, this nutrient polluted water will make its way directly into local creeks without any treatment.
to Irondequoit Bay. • The label on a fertilizer bag shows three
Homeowners can take action to reduce these impacts and help protect numbers, which indicate the percentage
water quality by ensuring that ONLY ZERO PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZERS are by weight of nitrogen, phosphorus and
applied to their lawns, as well as SWEEPING UP fertilizer that ends up potassium, in that order. So make sure
on impervious surfaces such as sidewalks and driveways. Most soils in you choose a fertilizer that has zero
Monroe County already have sufficient phosphorus to support a healthy phosphorus, for example 26-0-3.
lawn. If your lawn needs to be fertilized, applying only once a year during For more information about local stormwater pollution and what you
the fall will also greatly reduce the amount of nutrients reaching our local can do to reduce it, please visit www.H2OHero.org or www.perinton.org/
waterways. departments/public-works/environmental-compliance-2/stormwater-
Recognizing that the over use of fertilizers can have serious impacts on management/
water quality, New York State passed a law which prohibits the application
of phosphorus containing fertilizers for established lawns. This law also
requires that fertilizer put on impervious surfaces be picked/swept up
immediately.
Animal Control Spring Update
Spring is around the corner! With wildlife
coming out of hibernation, increased sightings
will occur. Daytime movement is typical this time
of year as animals begin to forage for their young
and find places to raise them. Please secure
compost bins and make sure areas under sheds
and decks are uninhabitable for wildlife. It is
important that they are not able to live close to
children and pets.
Please do not feed pets outside, this often
unintentionally attracts many animals to the
area, increasing the risk of wildlife encounters.
Coyote and fox daytime sightings are normal this
time of year. If one is ever acting aggressively
or if any animal is sick/injured, please report it
immediately by dialing 911. Animal Control can
be reached by calling (585) 223-5115 during
our operating hours Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.
- 4p.m. or for after- hour emergences, please
call (585) 425-7380. An Animal Control Officer
will be dispatched to assist the animal with the
care it needs. You can find many answers to your
animal control needs on the animal control page
at perinton.org.
Be Safe and enjoy the change in seasons!
-Steve Pringle, Animal Control Officer
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SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2022
Each year, the Town of Perinton hosts a Drive-Thru Waste Recycling In 2021, we recycled more than 13 tons of paper, 19.4 tons of
& Shredding Day featuring electronics recycling, free shredding for electronics, and 9.9 tons of household hazardous waste. By offering
residents, and household hazardous waste collection in partnership these collections, we are bringing essential services close to home
with Monroe County. while encouraging residents to recycle items that are often difficult
This event will return on May 14, 2022. Please visit our website, to dispose of properly. If you have any questions, please contact
www.perinton.org, for appointment details. Residents can also recycle Perinton Public Works at (585) 223-5115.
Household Hazardous Waste year-round by making an appointment
at the Monroe County Ecopark.
Stay up-to-date with our annual Road
Program, including scheduled road
maintenance and rehabilitation, by
scanning the QR Code or visiting
our website. This page also includes
information on State and Country
roadwork occuring in the Town of
Perinton.
2022 ROAD PROGRAM STATS:
21 MILES OF SURFACE TREATMENT
& 5 MILES OF MILL & PAVE
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Special Events
Story Walk - Our Table by Peter H. Reynolds
Co-Sponsored by the Fairport Area Branch of the
American Association of University Women
Register early to avoid program cancellation due to low enrollment. Violet longs for the time when her family was connected: before life, distractions, and
SAVE THE DATE!! technology pulled them all away from each other. They used to gather at the table, with
food and love, to make memories, share their lives, and enjoy spending time together.
Wednesday March 16 Job Fair But now her family has been drifting apart, and with nobody to gather around it, the
Saturday April 9 Mr. E Bunny/Egg Hunts table grows smaller and smaller. Can Violet remind her family of the warmth of time
Thursday April 14 Spring Art Show & Sale together, and gather around the table once more? A mystical fable that feels at once
timeless and utterly of the present moment, Our Table is an ode to traditions that unite
Saturday May 7 Mother/Child Tea families and bring readers together with a universal message of gratitude.
Saturday May 7 Mighty Machine Mania Born in Toronto, Canada, Peter H. Reynolds is an accomplished writer, storyteller and
Saturday June 4 21st Annual Fishing Derby illustrator who has been acclaimed around the globe for his “stories for all ages” about
protecting and nurturing the creative spirit. For nearly three decades, the New York Times
NEW! Job Fair best-selling author has used the power of positive storytelling to move the world to be a
better place and is the co-Founder and CEO of educational media company FableVision.
Ages: 14 years and over
Join us to learn more about part-time and seasonal job opportunities Story Walk starts inside the Community Center in the north corridor.
with Perinton Recreation and Parks. We’re looking for team members This project is dedicated to Mary Wilkinson and Marty Ey, both long time AAUW members
in aquatics, parks, summer day camp, and youth programming. Both and Story Walk supporters.
in-person and virtual options available! Pre-registration encouraged
but not required. Walk-ins are welcomed!
Location: PCC
Supervisors: Nick Berlin & Chris Dudley
Dates: PCC
Code: 162844-A W., 3/16 4:00-5:00 PM (1 class) No charge
Virtual
Code: 162844-B W., 3/16 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) No charge
Spring Art Show & Sale
Ages: Open to all ages
You never know what treasures you will find at The Perinton Art
Group’s 2022 Spring Art Show & Sale! Treat yourself to a bit of ‘eye
candy’ and perhaps discover the perfect piece of artwork to give your
room that finishing touch.
Location: PCC Lobby
Dates: Opening Reception: Thursday, 4/14 from 6:30-7:30 PM
Art Show & Sale: Thursday, 4/14 – Friday 5/6 during PCC hours
Not available on WebTrac.
Mother Child Tea
Ages: 3 years and over Crescent Trail Monthly Guided Hikes
Moms of all ages, bring your child(ren) to celebrate Mother’s Day Free monthly guided hikes, no pre-registration required, are organized by the
with us. Dress in your fancy clothes and enjoy tea, punch, and some Crescent Trail Hiking Association. Adults, teens, and children under 16 supervised by
sweet treats. We will have a special spot set up for photos and will an adult are welcome to participate. All hikes start at 1:30 PM on the second Sunday
make a memorable craft. Enjoy your special time together! of the month, unless otherwise noted. At any point of the hike, you may turn around
Location: PCC and return to the start if your time is limited. Hikes are usually around 1 ½ hours in
Date: Code: 265209-A Sat., 5/7 1:00-2:30 PM (1 class) Res $9, duration. For more information, go to the Association’s website www.crescenttrail.org
Non-Res $10 or visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/crescenttrail. If you have an idea for a
Enroll all family members that will be attending. Fee is new hike or would like to lead a hike, send us an email at crescenttrail@gmail.com.
charged per person. March 13 Sunday 1:30 PM Pub hike! Meeting at Liftbridge Lane at the
Mighty Machine Mania parking lot behind B-side restaurant. We’ll even
Ages: Open to families stop for a quick beverage after the hike.
Come see the huge trucks and heavy equipment you see around April 10 Sunday 1:30 PM Boughton Park in Victor. We’ll meet at
Perinton up close. This is a great family event and opportunity to Boughton Park, Stirnie Road entrance. We do
learn more about these machines. You may even get a chance to sit ask that you RSVP on Facebook and if possible,
in the equipment! This event is presented by the Town of Perinton carpool to this one as parking is limited.
and Airquip Heating and Air Conditioning. May 15 Sunday 1:30 PM Harts Woods and OxBow featuring special guest,
Location: Fellows Road Park Bill Poray, the Perinton Town Historian.
Date: Sat., 5/7 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (1 class) No charge June 12 Sunday 1:30 PM Old Foley Road. We’ll be meeting at the trail
Not available on WebTrac. head.
21st Annual Fishing Derby Public Court Time - Lighted Tennis Courts are open and available
Ages: 6-15 years at no charge for your enjoyment. Courts are located at:
Boys and girls, grab a fishing pole, bring your favorite bait and join
us in Perinton Park for a fishing derby. This ‘kids only’ catch and Fellows Road Park (4) • Kreag Road Park (2) Hours:
release tournament will feature fishing, prize giveaways and food for 8:00 AM-10:00 PM
Perinton Park (6) • Potter Park (2)
participants! Ask an adult to accompany you for a ‘reely’ fun morning
of fishing. (Bring your own pole and bait). Sponsored by the Knights Please be courteous and limit play. 1 hour for singles,
of Columbus. 1 ½ hours for doubles if people are waiting.
Location:
Date:
Perinton Park Shelter, 99 O’Connor Road
Code: 225210-A Sat., 6/4 9:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $10,
NEW!! Basics of Organic Composting
Non-Res $11 See Adult page 41
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cancelled when schools are closed. Call the Recorded Taped Information Line
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What’s New For SPRING
Special Events Youth and Teen Arts
Job Fair & Crafts and Cooking
Youth Camps Cartooning for Kids
Creative Artists: The Art Box
Summer Theatre Camps
Skill Development Camps Aquatics
Aqua Circuit
Fencing Camp
Aquafit Challenge
Preschool
Fitness
Are You Ready to Tumble?
Balance, Stretch & Core
Gymnastic Jumpers
Kangaroo Kids! Interval Training
Lil Sluggers and Kickers Adult
Little Hands Little Artists: Basics of Organic Composting
A Surprise for Dad! Braddock Bay Bird Observatory
Little Hands Little Artists: Life in a Spring Frog Pond
A Surprise for Mom! Practical and Tactical Awareness
Little Hands Little Bakers: Thai Boxing: Muay Thai
Emeraldicious Cupcakes!
Wedding Workshop
Teeny Tiny Artists:
Wellness Coaching for Women
Animals Around the World!
Wildflowers and Ferns of
Teeny Tiny Artists: Birds!
Thousand Acre Swamp
Teeny Tiny Artists: Make a Gift for Dad!
Teeny Tiny Artists: Make a Gift for Mom! Adult Arts & Crafts
The Turnip and Cooking
Youth and Teen Knitting Project: Ten Stitch
Blanket
Are You Ready to Tumble?
Summertime Desserts!
Running Club Track and Field Triple Chocolate Trifle
Registration Begins: Monday, March 28, 202213
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Summer Day Camp Program
Day Camp
Register early to avoid program
cancellation due to low enrollment.
Pre-registration at the Perinton Community Center or
via WebTrac is required and the number of registrants at
each site may be limited. No on-site registration will
be held at the individual sites. Registration fee will
not be pro-rated or refunded for missed days.
2022 Summer Day Camp Program volunteer
applications are now being accepted. Space is
limited. Due to New York State Department of Health
regulations, volunteers must be at least 15 years of age
by the start of the program. A letter will be sent to all
potential volunteers with information on a mandatory
meeting in June.
The Summer Day Camp Program is a certified day
camp by the New York State Department of Health.
We are required to have up-to-date vaccination
records on file for all participants. Please bring
these to the Perinton Community Center or email
to nberlin@perinton.org or jreed@perinton.org
prior to the program beginning.
Program refunds will not be given when there
are emergency school cancellations that require
us to cancel short, school-based programs.
Camp Sites
Fellows Road Park, Potter Park, Northside/Dudley
Ages: 6-13 years or entering grades 1-8 (age 5 if completed Kindergarten)
Supervised activities include games, arts and crafts,
guest speakers, special events and more.
New themes each week. Program is held rain or shine. Schedule subject to change.
Times: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM • 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
(Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up, Fellows Road and Potter Park Only)
Children must be picked up promptly at dismissal. Please refer to the Late Fee
Policy in program brochure. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Summer Day Camp Schedule
* Field trips and on-site guests TBD based on guidelines.
* Themed art project each week. (Schedule subject to change)
June 27 – July 1 July 25 – 29
Stars & Stripes Super Hero
July 5 – 8 August 1 – 5
Disney Carnival Week
July 11 – 15 August 8 – 12
Animal Planet Every Day’s a Theme
July 18 – 22 August 15 – 19
Fitness Fun Hawaiian
14 Follow us on Perinton Recreation & Parks • 223-5050 • www.perinton.orgSummer Day Camp Program
Session 1: 6/27-7/8 (ex. 7/4)
TWO WEEK SESSIONS Session 3: 7/25-8/5
Fellows Road Park 325799-D Res $206, Non-Res $216 Fellows Road Park 325799-F Res $229, Non-Res $239
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DD Res $273, Non-Res $283 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FF Res $304, Non-Res $314
Potter Park 325799-J Res $206, Non-Res $216 Potter Park 325799-L Res $229, Non-Res $239
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JJ Res $273, Non-Res $283 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LL Res $304, Non-Res $314
Northside/Dudley 325799-M Res $206, Non-Res $216 Northside/Dudley 325799-O Res $229, Non-Res $239
Session 2: 7/11-7/22 Session 4: 8/8-8/19
Fellows Road Park 325799-E Res $229, Non-Res $239 Potter Park 325799-P Res $229, Non-Res $239
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EE Res $304, Non-Res $314 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PP Res $304, Non-Res $314
Potter Park 325799-K Res $229, Non-Res $239
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KK Res $304, Non-Res $314
Northside/Dudley 325799-N Res $229, Non-Res $239
Week 1: 6/27-7/1
ONE WEEK SESSIONS Week 5: 7/25-7/29
Fellows Road Park 325799-DA Res $137, Non-Res $147 Fellows Road Park 325799-FA Res $137, Non-Res $147
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DY Res $175, Non-Res $185 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FY Res $175, Non-Res $185
Potter Park 325799-JA Res $137, Non-Res $147 Potter Park 325799-LA Res $137, Non-Res $147
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JY Res $175, Non-Res $185 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LY Res $175, Non-Res $185
Northside/Dudley 325799-MA Res $137, Non-Res $147 Northside/Dudley 325799-OA Res $137, Non-Res $147
Week 2: 7/5-7/8 (ex: 7/4) Week 6: 8/1-8/5
Fellows Road Park 325799-DB Res $109, Non-Res $119 Fellows Road Park 325799-FB Res $137, Non-Res $147
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DZ Res $141, Non-Res $151 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FZ Res $175, Non-Res $185
Potter Park 325799-JB Res $109, Non-Res $119 Potter Park 325799-LB Res $137, Non-Res $147
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LZ Res $175, Non-Res $185
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JZ Res $141, Non-Res $151
Northside/Dudley 325799-OB Res $137, Non-Res $147
Northside/Dudley 325799-MB Res $109, Non-Res $119
Week 7: 8/8-8/12
Week 3: 7/11-7/15 Potter Park 325799-PA Res $137, Non-Res $147
Fellows Road Park 325799-EA Res $137, Non-Res $147 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PY Res $175, Non-Res $185
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EY Res $175, Non-Res $185
Potter Park 325799-KA Res $137, Non-Res $147 Week 8: 8/15-8/19
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KY Res $175, Non-Res $185 Potter Park 325799-PB Res $137, Non-Res $147
Northside/Dudley 325799-NA Res $137, Non-Res $147 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PZ Res $175, Non-Res $185
Week 4: 7/18-7/22
Fellows Road Park 325799-EB Res $137, Non-Res $147
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EZ Res $175, Non-Res $185
Potter Park 325799-KB Res $137, Non-Res $147
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KZ Res $175, Non-Res $185
Northside/Dudley 325799-NB Res $137, Non-Res $147
Registration Begins: Monday, March 28, 202215
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Fun With Science! Summer Pool Camp Program
Grades: Entering 1st Grade in Fall 2022 Ages:
6 years and over
Children will enjoy science like never before! They will become scientists If you love the water, you will love this day camp! Held at the
and engineers each day through hands-on experiments and projects. A Community Center, kids will have a swim lesson along with water
different area of science will be explored each day. activities, crafts and outdoor games. The day is capped off with free
Instructors: Mary Beth Foote & Lora Pepper swim in the afternoon. One of our most popular summer programs,
Location: PCC so register early. Must be 6 or have completed Kindergarten.
Dates: Code: 322712-A M.-F., 7/25-7/29 12:30-3:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160 Instructors: Aquatic Center Staff
Location: PCC
Ages:
Nature Explorers
9-11 years
Dates: Code: 323326-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $165, Non-Res $175
Code: 323326-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (4 classes)
Spend the week having fun exploring the White Brook Nature Area
with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much more. All activities are Res $132, Non-Res $142
designed to discover and identify the plants, insects and animals Code: 323326-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
that live there and learn about their habitat. Don’t forget to bring Res $165, Non-Res $175
your lunch, water bottle, sneakers, bug repellent and your Code: 323326-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
enthusiasm. Afternoon snack provided. Res $165, Non-Res $175
Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff Code: 323326-E M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road Res $165, Non-Res $175
Dates: Code: 325245-C M.-F., 8/8-8/12 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (5 classes) Code: 323326-F M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00 AM-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160 Res $165, Non-Res $175
Nature Explorers Too Grades:
Summer
3-9
Theatre Camps
Ages: 6-8 years
Spend the week having fun exploring the White Brook Nature Area This two-week program provides focused acting, singing,
with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much more. All activities are movement/dance and technical theatre training all within the
designed to discover and identify the plants, insects and animals rehearsal process. Perfect for children that love theatre or have a
that live there and learn about their habitat. Don’t forget to bring desire to see what it’s all about! We’ll also be focusing on creating
your lunch, water bottle, sneakers, bug repellent and your sets, props and costumes throughout the day.
enthusiasm. Afternoon snack provided. • Campers will need a packed lunch, filled water bottle and 2 snacks
Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff each day.
Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road • Campers should wear comfortable clothing and shoes that permit
Dates: Code: 325245-A M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes) movement for dancing.
Res $140, Non-Res $150
Code: 325245-B M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes) • Please register by 5/31 to receive audition and production material
before we kick off the Summer. Space will be limited to offer more
Res $140, Non-Res $150
opportunities and experiences for each camper.
Ages:
Pre-K Hooray
4-5 years
Instructor:
Location:
Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative Arts
PCC
Dates: The Claw: When an out-of-order claw game suddenly turns back
It’s summer, come join the fun! We’ll have guests visit, enjoy arts on, all of the toys are ecstatic! Well….all of the toys except for Dot,
and crafts, play outdoors, play games, be creative and make new a terrified stuffed cow. Dot’s desperate to hold onto her home and
friends! Snack is provided.
Instructors: Sue Nichols and Cora Hawn her best friend, Aiden. Can Dot conquer her fear of the unknown
Location: PCC with some help from the Flair Bears, Mighty Mutant Power Turtles,
Dates: Celebrate the Holidays Beanie Elders and the all-knowing Mystical 8-ball?
Code: 315818-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Code: 325232-A M.-F., 6/27-7/8 (ex. 7/4) 9:00 AM-3:30 PM
Res $80, Non-Res $88 (9 classes) Res $350, Non-Res $360
Disney Code: 325232-AA M.-F., 6/27-7/8 (ex. 7/4) 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Code: 315818-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:00-11:15 AM (4 classes) (9 classes) Res $550, Non-Res $560
Res $64, Non-Res $70 Dates: Giants in the Sky: This magical story explores the world of Giants
Down on the Farm who live above the clouds. Ever since they left Earth a long time
Code: 315818-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) ago, the Giants have made a life up above where their job is to keep
Res $80, Non-Res $88 the sky beautiful. They polish the stars, poke the clouds to let it rain
Fitness Fun and paint the sunsets. But there is one curious Giant who wonders
Code: 315818-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) what life is like on Earth, so she steals a key to the locked up
Res $80, Non-Res $88 “beanstalk” and embarks on an adventure down below!
Winter in July Code: 325232-B M.-F., 7/11-7/22 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes)
Code: 315818-E M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res $400, Non-Res $410
Res $80, Non-Res $88 Code: 325232-BB M.-F., 7/11-7/22 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Community Helpers (10 classes) Res $550, Non-Res $560
Code: 315818-F M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Dates: Tut, Tut!: Is inspired by the life of King Tut (the 10-year old who became
Res $80, Non-Res $88 King of Egypt) with a touch of Mark Twain’s The Prince and the Pauper.
The story begins with a young Prince Tut who is bored of the royal life,
Ready,
Grade:
Set, Kindergarten!
Entering K in Fall of 2022
so he wanders into the streets of the city looking for adventure.
Suddenly he meets a peasant who looks just like him! They concoct a
Children will listen to stories, create crafts, play games, and make plan to trade places for three days. But when the King dies and Prince
new friends. Each day will be themed around a renowned children’s Tut must ascend the throne, their plan goes terribly awry.
book and set up in the same format as a day in Kindergarten. By the Code: 325232-C M.-F., 7/25-8/5 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes)
end of the week, your child will feel prepared to start his/her Res $400, Non-Res $410
Kindergarten journey! Code: 325232-CC M.-F., 7/25-8/5 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (10 classes)
Instructors: Mary Beth Foote & Lora Pepper Res $550, Non-Res $560
Location: PCC
Dates: Code: 322711-A M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160
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Dates: The Grunch: Inspired by The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, the Dates: Argh ya Scurvy Dog!: Join us for pirate camp or walk the plank!
Grunch tells the story of Rudy Grunch, a grumpy 6th grader who This week in camp, we will be practicing our swashbuckling
always feels like an outsider. When the entire school gets excited monologues and scurvy crafts while enjoying the wind in our sails
about the annual school musical, he comes up with a perfect plan to and finding the treasure of summer and friends!
ruin it for everyone; he’ll steal the sets, costumes and lights the Code: 325233-E M.-F., 7/25-7/29 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res
night before it opens. But will the spirit of theatre prevail!? $100, Non-Res $110
Code: 325232-D M.-F., 8/8-8/19 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes) Code: 325233-EE M.-F., 7/25-7/29 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $400, Non-Res $410 Res $200, Non-Res $210
Code: 325232-DD M.-F., 8/8-8/19 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (10 classes) Dates: Calling All Young Witches and Wizards!: Come be sorted into
Res $550, Non-Res $560 theatre houses and practice your spells and potions. We will be
conjuring up crafts, practicing magical monologues, and taking our
Dates: Sally Sells Seashells (And You Can, Too!): Sally is a kid con-artist brooms for a spin outside!
who explodes onto a quiet beach town with a get-rich-quick Code: 325233-F M.-F., 8/1-8/5 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res
seashell-selling-scheme. For a small fee, she trains the kids on how $100, Non-Res $110
to sell seashells before the annual summer festival but plans to skip Code: 325233-FF M.-F., 8/1-8/5 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res
town with all their money before the big event! Sally becomes torn $200, Non-Res $210
after meeting a local, Tam, who joins the program eager to help her Dates: Can’t Stop This Fairy Feeling!: Join us as we explore mythic
family. The kids in this little beach town will never be the same as creatures of all varieties. Sing, dance and whip that troll hair back
they learn the importance of friendship, honesty, and finding a and forth! We’ll have a good balance of magic and theatre with
healthy balance between working hard and having fun. crafts, outdoors and activities.
Code: 325232-E 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (10 classes) Res $400, Code: 325233-G M.-F., 8/8-8/12 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes)
Non-Res $410 Res $100, Non-Res $110
Code: 325232-EE 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (10 classes) Res $550, Code: 325233-GG M.-F., 8/8-8/12 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
Non-Res $560 Res $200, Non-Res $210
Dates: It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane!: No! It’s theatre heroes who’ve come to
save the stage! We need heroes of all abilities to make this summer
NEW!! Summer super. Through the power of activities, crafts and lots of powerful
theatrics, we’ll be ready to defeat any evil that might arise in the
Theatre Camps realm of Summer Camp Theatre!
Code: 325233-H M.-F., 8/15-8/19 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res
Grades: K-2 $100, Non-Res $110
• Campers will need a filled water bottle and a snack each day. Code: 325233-HH M.-F., 8/15-8/19 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
• Campers should wear comfortable clothing and shoes that permit Res $200, Non-Res $210
movement for dancing.
• This camp will culminate in a 10-15 minute presentation on the
last day of each camp at 11:30 AM. Wee Nature Explorers
Instructor: Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative Arts Ages: 3-5 years
Location: PCC Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook Nature
Dates: Safari Extravaganza!: We like to move it, move it! Join us for a Area. There are many different activities including nature hikes,
wild time as we art, craft and venture through wild times and bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more. Each week explores a
colorful forests! Lemurs, lions, penguins and more are all welcome different topic: pond life, birds and plants, mammals, and bugs!
to perform with us this summer. Snack provided. Sneakers required. We will have tons of fun!
Code: 325233-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff
Res $100, Non-Res $110 Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road
Code: 325233-AA M.-F., 6/27-7/1 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Dates: Code: 315215-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes)
Res $200, Non-Res $210 Res $100, Non-Res $110
Dates: Barnyard Bash: When the farmer’s away, we will play all day! Join Code: 315215-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:30-11:30 AM (4 classes)
us for a barnyard bash of theatre, crafts and animal friends. Singing Res $85, Non-Res $94
and dancing till the cows come home. Join us! Code: 315215-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes)
Code: 325233-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 9:00-11:30 AM (4 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110
Res $80, Non-Res $88 Code: 315215-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes) |Res
Code: 325233-BB Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (4 classes) $100, Non-Res $110
Res $160, Non-Res $170
Dates: Pixie Pals: Have you been waiting for your wings to grow in so you
can finally fly with the fairies? Well flutter your way to Fairy Camp
Young Nature Explorers
Ages: 5-7 years
and find your special fairy talent! We will tinker with crafts, play Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook Nature
games with fairy friends, and sprinkle our flitter-ific fairy dust all Area. There are many different activities including nature hikes,
over the stage. bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more. Each week explores a
Code: 325233-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) different topic: pond life, birds and plants, mammals, and bugs!
Res $100, Non-Res $110 Snack provided. Sneakers required. We will have tons of fun!
Code: 325233-CC M.-F., 7/11-7/15 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff
Res $200, Non-Res $210 Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road
Dates: Under the Sea: Dive in and make a splash with your favorite sea
Dates: Code: 325215-A M.-F., 6/27-7/1 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
creature! Life is better down where it’s wetter with acting, crafts and
Res $105, Non-Res $115
fish friends. Swim on down and we will make this summer
amazing! Code: 325215-B Tu.-F., 7/5-7/8 1:00-3:30 PM (4 classes)
Code: 325233-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 9:00-11:30 AM (5 classes) Res Res $90, Non-Res $99
$100, Non-Res $110 Code: 325215-C M.-F., 7/11-7/15 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Code: 325233-DD M.-F., 7/18-7/22 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes) Res $105, Non-Res $115
Res $200, Non-Res $210 Code: 325215-D M.-F., 7/18-7/22 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $105, Non-Res $115
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